I started out as a huge Bloglines fan. I use it throughout the day to get the latest articles and posts from all of the sites that I like…roughly 300 as of today. I used to think it was a really helpful aggregator that saved me time and kept me up to date with the [...]
Was just making the casual rounds to Digg.com and noticed that the site is down. It’s 12:01 AM PST…..
Anyone else seeing this?
Wonder what’s up…..
According to Mashable iLike has become among the fastest growing music services, with over six million registered users, gaining a whopping three million just since the launch of its Facebook app only two weeks ago.
iLike has gotten a reported three million users since its launch last October, and its growth is exponential, now that it’s [...]
There’s a new meta search engine on the block: Sputtr. It doesn’t really matter as everyone uses Google, but my initial reaction to it was positive. I like the design and layout of the website…it has a “web 2.0″ feel to it. Big font. Bright colors. Etc.
It’s a fairly user friendly interfact that allows you [...]
Jason Calcanais launched a new human edited search engine called Mahalo.com.
There is a lot of coverage out there, including Andy, Tech Crunch, ZDNet, Threadwatch, Mashable, and Search Engine Land to name a few.
But I think Brian at Scoreboard Media said it best. Check out his review here…it’s classic.
According to Techcrunch.com and Search Engine Land, Google is acquiring Feedburner for a juicy $100 million. Pretty funny…we were just recently discussing this within the office as a possibility. We all agreed it was a logical next step for Google to get its hands into the growing RSS market. It also lets Google get a [...]
Facebook.com is set to make a big announcement this Thursday, May 24th. The Wall Street Journal and Cnet speculate that this announcement will bring another level of social media to the networking giant.
“On Thursday, the Palo Alto, Calif., company will announce a new strategy to let other companies provide their services on special pages within [...]
We built a widget in-house and released it to our consumers earlier this year. This was our first widget so we pushed it as much as possible with a small level of apprehension due it being our first voyage in the world of widgets.
Since we developed the widget in-house we were able to add a [...]
Sexywidget.com has an absolutely excellent post “Anatomy of a Widget” from today regarding their recently released widget. They take us through each part of the widget, how it functions, what purpose it serves, and how it benefits the user and the company.
In part of the post he states:
“I think an important first step [...]
Valleywag has a really interesting post documenting the ages of some of the web’s most successful businesses and their founders.
Of the 18 founders listed in the comparison, only 4 of them were 30 years old or above when they started their company.
Is it shocking? No. But I also wasn’t aware that some of these guys [...]
